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EPISODE · Feb 27, 2024 · 36 MIN

Cultivating Change: The Community Impact of After School HQ’s San Pathak & Darye Henry

from Here We Grow · host Marcia Barnes

San Pathak and Darye Henry credit after school programs with not only keeping them out of trouble in their youth, but setting them on the path to success as adults. Now they’re on a mission to pay those experiences forward with youth program management software that makes it easy for parents and kids to get connected with after school programs.In this episode of Here We Grow, Marcia Barnes speaks with San and Darye about AfterSchool HQ, and their mission to decrease childhood crime rates, boost graduation rates, and ultimately lead more kids into successful futures.Discover how instilling young people with the entrepreneurial spirit can help put them on a path to developing generational wealth. Marvel at how these two founders have gone from after-school program participants to business owners and job providers in their own right.Darye and San’s inspiring story perfectly exemplifies the transformational impacts key mentors in our youth can have on our futures.To learn more about the podcast and Marcia Barnes’ book Here We Grow: The Marketing Formula to 10x Your Business and Transform Your Future, visit https://mathbeforemarketing.com/podcast/.

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